News for the Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl & Baumholder military communities in Germany 
The Japanese Kamikaze attacks that began on U.S. fleets in October 1944
were very successful and offered the Japanese military at least some
hope of a weapon that could offset the vast American qualitative and
quantitative superiority at sea.
As part of our energy awareness conservation campaign, we challenge you
to think of ways to reduce your vehicle
More than 88,000 pounds of forged metal over a 112 foot long,
38 foot tall frame make up the C-130J. Like the Greek demigod, it goes
by the name
On Sept. 27, a ceremony was held at the Ramstein Officers’ Club to honor American Red Cross staff members currently working in Germany who have, at some point in their Red Cross tenures, deployed in support of members of the military. This event was part of the “Service to the […]
Music has been called a universal language, capable of bringing people of many different countries and cultures together.
That ability was on display as the members of the U.S. Air Forces in
Europe Band Touch
To the Soldiers who want to get ahead: Have you checked your local Army library lately?
Nearly 45,000 people came out to see aerial demonstrations and static aircraft displays at the 2011 Waterkloof Air Show Oct. 1.
Aircrew members of the 37th Airlift Squadron from Ramstein flew to
Sarajevo International Airport, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sept. 27 to
repatriate the remains of Staff Sgt. Meceslaus T. Miaskiewicz, a B-17
gunner whose aircraft crashed in May 1944.
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